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Planet Opal – I’ve Heard Brian Eno in the McDonald’s Fridge (2025)

Travelling from dance-punk to krautrock, post-punk to disco, Planet Opal floats along with an experimental sheen. Using their own words,

Inspired by life in its totality – from uncertain societies and vulnerable human conditions to optimistic hopefulness for a brighter

After years of writing songs for other musicians across the globe, singer-songwriter Tom Minor chose to share his poetic lyricism

How eclectic is too eclectic? How experimental is too experimental? How alternative and obscure is too alternative and obscure? Given

I love a good collaboration, they always seem to tap in a different layer of creativity and when they work

A trailblazing figure in the Parisian music scene, producer Crayon is an eclectic musical alchemist bringing experimental, unconventional sounds to

A few months ago, we came across singer-songwriter and producer Max Rȇve with his single ‘Awake’. It was our awakening

Jean-Loup Pinson’s latest release, A Moment of Deathlessness, is a genre-defying masterpiece that melds the ethereal beauty of choral music

Inspired by life in its totality with all the grit and glory, Matthew Hayes Jacobs has “…always strived to write

With Tapes From The Maze, French producer and visionary artist WØLZT introduces a new genre he dubs “hypnagogic rock”, a